When Mad Men Met Barbie - Barbie Mad Men Collection Behind The Scenes

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Get a behind the scenes look at how Mad Men and Barbie® teamed up to create 4 extraordinary Barbie® and Ken® dolls. Includes interviews with doll designer Robert Best and Mad Men costume designer Janie Bryant.

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  • love barbie,love madmen!what a combo!

  • these dolls are awesome they go right back to vintage chic , and like the first barbies with there amazing clothing,barbie appeals to every age every culture and to girls and boys of all ages ,as a male collector i worked in display for a lot of years so barbie can now be the windows i can no longer dress , i can create any decade any time ,and now thanks to the internet im no longer thinking am i the only guy that collects barbie :}

  • The Mad Men dolls are part of the Barbie Fashion Model Collection which is a line for adult collectors. The BFMC dolls are made of a material called Silkstone, which feels like porcelain, but is sturdier. There is only one body mold used for the female dolls. I have these dolls & they are very well made. The Joan doll actually has padding under her dress to give her a curvier look. With an MSRP of $80.00, they are NOT meant for children.

  • i love robert best

  • mad men barbies... so cute can't wait for hte new season

  • Love it! I just wish I have the money to buy all four.

  • @disgrl4 the doll represents Barbie as Joan, not Joan as Barbie.

  • @disgrl4 Because Barbie is representing the inspiration for the character. Plus its really all about the artistry behind the wardrobe makeup and hair. Just go with it lol

  • The Barbie version of the Mad Men character Joan should have been made better. Joan is not stick thin, the woman has beautiful curves. And of course, Mattel-being the sexist company that it is-chose to make her skinny as a twig.

  • @AmericanGal980

    That happened about 1990 when they came out with a porcelain Barbie that sold out in like hours. lol

    Though there are collectors for all kinds of toys which is kinda fun!

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